Xvid encapsulated in .divx DMF format file?

[DrPuma]

Sorry if there's already an answer to my question, but i couldn't find it.

I'm italian and i need to watch xvid files with home made srt subtitles. I saw lot of divx player (as mine) can read .divx files with multiple audio and subtitle streams, but most of my videos are xvids, not divx. So, i read lot of time ago that should be possible to encapsule xvid videos in DMF files (probably with old fuse.exe), am I right or it's not possible?
If so, could you describe (or link) a step by step procedure to make it?

thank you from a long time doom9's lurker! :p

[bond]

theoretically its possible to place any stream in .divx, as .divx is .avi (with some extensions)

i dont know if existing .divx subtitle muxers are that flexible already to support external xvid/divx file muxing

[check]

if you change the 4cc of the xvid stream to a divx 4cc (ie dv50), I believe you will be able to add it with divx tools.

[Kurtnoise]

No need to change the 4CC...Divxmux (http://download.divx.com/labs/DivXMediaFormat_SDK_r2.rar)is able to mux your xvid streams without problem in divx container.

There is also a GUI (http://www.propr.de/divxmuxgui/) if you don't like command line tool.

[DrPuma]

divxmuxgui didn't work with my srt subtitles files.... Sub2Divx (http://userxp.tripod.com/sub2divx.htm) did! Wonderful! I only need to learn this great software... thanks!